... directing Into a right channel much of the young life Burnlfv. Gvmnasts on the variety stage are almost as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn, and something original must be introduced in these turns nowadays to make them satisfying. The feats which ...

... if chooses, hand it over another. The upshot the matter is that commodities have worked for. Work ranges from the pick blackberries to the making of Dreadnoughts ; from the mere appropriation of things provided by Nature ready for use to the concerted ...

... self sterile, and to induco them to set freely the raisers advocate planting it in close 'proximity other members of the blackberry or raspberry family. CHRYSANTHEMUM CUTTINGS. These strike quite well without hotbed forcing given three or four weeks root ...

... new songl are if not better than his old ones, while his patter quite amusing and en ever. Jugglers are numerous almost blackberries in autumn, but Cole and Begs are on plane by them selves. In their tricks thev commence where others generally end, and ...

... branches, while the country people turned them into ragoos, and probaiblv valued them as little village folk to-day the blackberries of the hedgerows. LANCASHIRE AUTHORS AT BURNLEY. Th' Accrington Branch o'th' A.A. Had a trip to Burnley last Saturday; ...

... away to nothing on close inspection .e ' Then what is your reason for creating one? - ' It reasons were .plentiful a« blackberries would give'no man a reason compulsion, she. quoted.'softly. And he' swung upon his'heel and wafted the window/scarcely ...

... in the sun. I went through a weak part of the hedge, and into a held, calling the kitten to come after me. I looked for blackberries, but there were no ripe ones. found four ripe raspberries instead.—YotQr ' l ...

... WASP'S NEST. fello* was only seven years old. black-berries, as many boys no* The bramble bush jjrew On tide a low n ail which divided his s garden from field, and it also grew over the decayed stump of a tree. stepping :! his foot right into the wasp's ...

... a little butter to the cream, thicken with flour, and, when smooth and thickened, pour over the toast. BLACKBERRY CREAM. Cook sufficient blackberries to make pint of juice. Press them through- a sieve and pour, the juice over four slightly beaten egg yolks ...

... BLACKBERRY AND DAMSON JAM. Take an equal weight of blackberries and damsons, and to each pound of the first allow three-quarters pound of good preserving sugar, and for the damsons exactly their own weight. Wash and drain the blackberries, put them in ...

... idea examine local wild blackberries, which nav peve.il some superior varieties which might -e propagated by layering the ends of the at this time the year. is much be.-t form a plantation quite young plant.-*. Native blackberries will glow and iairlv well ...

... Work in the Garden. BY AN F. R. H. S. blackberry raspberry hybrids yet raised, though there are many who will not agree with me. I ROSES FROM CUTTINGS. answer to roses are easily raised from cuttings, and now is, perhaps, the best time to so. The cuttings ...